Longevity is built every day.

The longevity we care about is decided in the everyday: getting up with energy, reaching the afternoon with appetite and feeling good in your body. It is built from small decisions, sustained over time and made with medical judgement.

There are four areas where those decisions change life more than almost anywhere else.

• 2.5 billion adults worldwide are overweight (WHO, 2022).
• More than 7 years of hot flushes for half of women.
• 1 in 5 men over 60 has low testosterone.
• 1 in 2 men over 50 has hair loss.

Peso: keeping your strength

Weight has a biological basis, and today there are effective medical treatments. Our aim goes beyond the scale: losing fat without losing the muscle that keeps you strong. Discover Peso.

Meno: years that deserve to be lived in full

Hot flushes, sleepless nights, a mental fog you do not recognise. For a long time the advice was to put up with it. Many of those symptoms can be treated. And looking after your sleep, bones and heart in those years counts for decades to come. Discover Meno.

Testo: the energy that leaves without warning

Low testosterone arrives disguised as other things: tiredness, less desire, less strength, a flatter mood. That is why we start by measuring, with a blood test, and your doctor decides with the result in front of them. Discover Testo.

Capilar: the image you have of yourself

From the outside it can look minor. From the inside it affects how you see yourself and the confidence with which you walk into a room. There are treatments with evidence behind them, but it takes about six months to judge how each person responds, and that is where follow-up makes the difference. Discover Capilar.

Two threads underneath

Beneath the four areas run two threads: sleep and muscle. Sleeping well and keeping your strength hold up everything else. That is why your doctor asks about them, wherever you start.

No treatment is prescribed unless a doctor considers it appropriate, and not everyone is a candidate. The result depends on each body.

More mornings with strength. More years with the people you love.

To look after you, your doctor needs to know very intimate details. This is how we protect them: your privacy.